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On the 17 January 2012 57 representatives of Huntingdonshire s Town and Parish Councils attended a meeting at the Corn Exchange in St Ives to receive a briefing on the recently introduced Localism Act. Statement of all the information you have with regard to the occupiers/owners of the asset current occupiers of the land and the names and current or last-known addresses of all those holding a freehold or leasehold estate in the land Statement Occupier s name s Owner s name s and address es...

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